Labour could abolish House of Lords if it wins next election
The suggestion was made in a draft report of a constitutional review led by former prime minister Gordon Brown.
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A Must Watch: Ed Miliband completely rips apart Jacob Rees-Mogg for lifting fracking ban
“So first, why doesn’t [Rees-Mogg] admit the truth, that anyone who knows anything about this subject says his claim that fracking will cut bills is nonsense.”
Liz Truss unlikely to attend COP27 climate change conference, despite promising to do so
‘In July, Truss told a hustings of Tory MPs that she would be at the next UN climate change conference — due to be held in Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt, in November’
Reinstate eviction ban during cost of living crisis to prevent rise in homelessness, ministers told
“The cost of not acting now is too great, as we stand on the precipice of a new emergency.”
Liz Truss admits her tax cuts will benefit the rich more than the poor
She defended herself for taking ‘difficult decisions’
The shocking statistics which show how desperate the Daily Mail was for Liz Truss to become PM
“The fact that Mordaunt ultimately lost out to the Mail’s favoured candidate Liz Truss, who has gone on to win election as Prime Minister, shows how powerful newspapers still are in politics.”
11 trade unions launch legal challenge against government’s strike-breaking legislation
“The right to strike is a fundamental British liberty. But the government is attacking it in broad daylight.”
Campaign launched to oppose Liz Truss’ plans to approve the biggest oil field in the North Sea
‘Rosebank won’t do anything to lower our energy bills, or make our energy supply safer.’
Another crushing blow for Brexit Britain: Liz Truss admits US trade deal out of reach
“There aren’t currently any negotiations taking place with the US and I don’t have any expectation that those are going to start in the short to medium term.”
Public believe Keir Starmer would be a better PM than Liz Truss or Rishi Sunak, poll shows
The poll, based on 1,500 voters found that Starmer was four points ahead of Truss, with 39 per cent backing him against 35 per cents supporting her.